The British gutter press what's your view folks ?

[LochNessMonster]

Personally I have never bought a newspaper in over 20 years.

[gen2]

You can often find them abandoned on trains or in bus-station waiting-rooms.

[Canary42]

They print what sells most copies.

[Traci66]

I love the gutter press, all the gossip and silly stories.

[Tilly2]

I buy the Guardian and the Observer. (For the crossword and the review sections.)

[Frank97]

I only buy the Western Daily Press and usually don't read it, I turn straight to the crossword page. The rest are just full of garbage IMO! If I were to buy another it would probably be the Sport, at least it doesn't pretend to be something it isn't!

What am I saying, I wouldn't buy the either!

[Wharton]

There are only 2 things you can believe in what you read in the papers - the price and the date.

[Frank97]

that either

[tenrec]

Our local once got the date wrong!!

[Wharton]

tenrec
I hope you didn't pay the full price for it!

[wolf63]

I read the Perthshire Advertiser and (don't think too badly of me) I get the Daily Mail/Sunday Mail each day.

I don't read much of the 'news' in the papers - I would either end up irate or confused. But brilliant supplements, puzzles and cartoons. They also give Mail Reward points and that saves begging for one on here.

[mccfluff]

not all the press are bad or inaccurate!

[China Doll]

I pick up the evening standard at night for the man hostage. Otherwise I just look online or watch or listen to the news. Don't see the point to buying a newspaper anymore.

[sunny-dave]

Guardian / Private Eye on a regular basis and an occasional FT on a Saturday to see what the capitalists are up to ...

oh - and a copy of the 'i' for 20p is a bargain for the puzzles and a quick news digest

[shaneystar2]

MR S is a newspaper junkie .He must keep the press going :)
I just cut all the crosswords out .I never wade through them .He only buys the broadsheets though.
I do buy the local rag but mainly to see who has been hatched ,matched and dispatched .The i Paper is quite good read though for 20p.

[zebo]

Telegraph on Saturday, MOS both for crosswords, puzzles etc, and Private Eye to find things out years before anyone who doesn't get it!

[seadogg]

The Independent i at 20p per day and 30p on Saturday is all that is necessary and as far from gutter press as we need. We also save by pooling our delivery with a neighbour and save half the cost.

[seadogg]

the cartoons in "Eye" are worth the money zebo and the Telegraph Xword is good so we get it on internet.

[nannybooby]

only ever buy papers for the crossy and the mail for femail and tv mag. OH reads the Irish Independant.(Crosswords not bad inthat either)